Argyll publishes a number of resources to serve you. The documents below are in Portable Document Format (pdf). You will need to use Adobe Reader to view these files.

Alberta's Guide to Education outlines a school's responsibility  to provide instructional programs that ensure students will meet the provincial high school completion requirements and are prepared for entry into the workplace or post-secondary studies.

Teacher Directed  Alberta Program of Studies

 Alberta Education has launched a new online student learning tool. 

This new online tool replaces the printed Curriculum Handbooks for Parents and Curriculum Summaries. Putting this information online means you can get it more easily and no longer need to request the books from the school or the government.

Study Tips

• Beat the Stress of a Test and Become Test Wise
• Time Management and Study Skills
• Study Skills

 Junior High

• Teacher Directed Program Agreement
• Junior High Complementary Courses
• Junior High Second Language Program Choices
• Second Language Courses 2012-13

High School

• Argyll High School Program Guide
• High School Assessment Policy
• High School Learning Alternative Paths
• EPSB Program Guide
  

Teacher directed enrichment Site Based Programs - Edmonton

 Parent Directed:

• Creating a Home Education Portfolio of Student Work - Brochure
• Home Education Plan  PDF Version(Due September 30, 2012)
• Home Education Plan Insert PDF Version(Due September 30, 2012)

Supplemental Funding

***For the 2013-14 school year, Supplemental Funding will no longer be offered for High School credits.

In order to continue to offer a higher level of instruction, we have been seeking ways in which we can continue to support the strong technology infrastructure we currently have in place. Because we rely on sophisticated technologies (hardware, software - licensing in particular, and 2 full time technical analysts who provide technical support) to an extent that far surpasses all other schools, our funding model needs to take into account costs that simply aren't incurred by other bricks and mortar schools, and/or boards who offer primarily paper based materials. Argyll is recognized as being a provider of the best online delivery model and a centre of excellence. 

At the elementary and junior high levels, we reduce the supplemental funding by $300 to help offset some of these costs. This has not applied to high school students in the past.

The supplemental funding initially came into play when most of our students were using paper-based materials for instruction and learning. A large majority of our resources have since gone into the development of strong asynchronous online courses, complemented by live direct instruction through the virtual class. We believe, and know from the research, that our work is leading to higher levels of learning for our students, in addition to higher completion rates for our high school students.

It is our belief (and hope) that our families will continue to choose Argyll because of the high level of service and support we provide to our students and families. We appreciate the opportunity to serve you and your family at Argyll.

• Supplemental Funding
• Supplemental Funding Guidelines
• Supplemental Funding and Fees Chart
• Supplemental Funding Claim Form

Non-Resident and International Student Fees

Regulations

• Alberta Home Education Handbook & Regulations
• Residency Guidelines
• Edmonton Public Schools FOIP Information